davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-26
*OHoial
Y%ANkronIaNs TESTIFY.

Three witnesses from this City In the
Arensderf Trial.
In yesterdays Sioux City Times re-
port Of the Arensdorf trial occurs the
following testimony by Yankton wit
ness.
William Blatt:s Am in the groc ry
business at Yankton, Dakota; knew MIR.
and Mrs. Benjamin Josepbson in Yank-
ton; after leaving Yankton they came
to Sioux City; MIR. Josephson was q ped
dier in Yankton; the general reputation
of the Josephsons at Yankton was bad;
his general moral character Was bad; this
is also true of Mrs. Josephsop.
Oross-examination-became Rcquaint-
ed With the Josephsons in Yankton five
wears ago. was born 10 Germany.
Charles N. Wright. Have lived at
Yankton about Is years; am an engineer
at the insane asylum; was nlarshsl o.
Yankton' for three years, knew Mi. anc
Mrs. Josephson during that time
Attorney Argo attempted to prove b,
this witness that Mrs. Josephson was 81
inmate OF the insane asylum at one time
and that she had been arrested upol
several OCCASIONS. Judge Wakefield
sustained the objection of the state
The general reputation Of MIR. end Mrs
Josephson was bad.
Otoss-exsmination: Was once an en-
I eineer on the Chicago Milwaukee & 81
Paul road, between Sioux City an
Ysnkton.
B. B. Moss: Live at Yankton; am
contractor; knew MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
son at Yankton; the general reputatio
l OF Mr.. and Mrs. Josephson was bad.
Cross-examinatIon: Am O govern
. ment contractor.
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Notice.

Office of the street Commissioner, Yankton,
ID. n, Nov. Pend, 1851
GEAbED PROPOSALS. will be received at the
- office of the city clerk until Monday.
December sth, 1887 at q O'clock p. m. Tor the
repair of sidewalks enumerated below:
Lots 12S4be z 8 and 8, block Al. Lots y ana
10, block %. Lots . and 10, M WIZ lot, blook
sS.. Lots Ii, IL and 10, block 2. Lots II and 10,
block s Lot s, block %. Lots /, q J, 4.,e,6
I, 8 and o, block 40. Lots L, 4. 5, 8 AID ., block
Is. VIZ lots i, 5 and .. block g. In that part Of
the city of Yankton known as Lower Hankton.
Lots 10, IL, Ii, IS, II and 1s, block o., Lot ~,
block 50. Lots 0 and 10, sM et, IL. block 10;
Lot A, block 20, Fargo's sub-divlaion. Lots !!
and Is, block IL, Lots 10, IL, u ~, 10, u and
is, block Is. Lots l., 2, s,4 and D. biock ~.
Lots 10. Ii, 10, II, 1G, IL and Is, block 81. Let
is, block 10. Lots7 and 8, block 70 LOTS y,
lg and is, block IS. Lots 9 and 10, block %.
| East as feet lot !, block IL. Lot /. block Lots
ssR eh Il and il. es VIZ II anG IS, block y.
| Wis N and IS W So feet ] and 2. block IT,. Lots
Z, s and 8 wi 6 j 20 hlcrk - in 6hNt pIt
o. TIE q !, VI l.II&t stkaa"nas .1aahhon
Lots o and u, block 2S. Lots l6, II and 10,
| block 81. In that of the city of Yankton known
IA ,'Witherspoon's Yanktou."
Lots 10, IL and ID, block 40. Lots fs, u, 49,.
aud is, block GI. Lota IL, IL and 10, block AZ.
In that part of the city OF Yankton known as
The council reserve the right to reject any OF
STREET COMMISSIONERS.
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Buffalo Coats at the old
Prices. KAHN ~ W.
Florida oranges and catewba grapes at
OARNEY's the grocer.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
j. a. White, of Huron, registered OF
Che Merchants yesterday.
Thos. McKennet, OF Webster, Dakota,
was in Ysnkton last night,
Mrs. NJ. r. WooleY returned this fore
noon from q visit in Sioux City.
O. N. Wright was o witness in the
Arensdorf case at Sioux City yesterday
s. f. Erskine and wife, of Sioux Falls
are in Yankton visiting j. Z krskiae
and wife.
Alexander Strachan, of Scotland, prin'
cipal OF the Scotland academy, was II
Yankton to-day.
/ w. E. Peak, of Sioux City, is in Yanh
ton today looking after the freight IN
terests of the Milwaukee railroad.
W, N, Sanborn, the travelling repre-
sentative OF the Singer sewing machin
company, will Sunday in Yankton.
B. Moss visited Sioux City an
returned yesterday. He testified relt
tive to the character of Josephson, wi
testified against Arensdorf.
VIM, Blatt visited Sioux City and re
turned yesterday having been subp@pt
: as q witness to impeach Josephso
witness in the Arensdorf case.
g. +. Totze, d. M. Inman, A. 81. he
George Schott, b. j. Austine. M.
: Tbom nson and A. Hagerson, OF Yerm
lion. were in Yankton last night for t
p~urpose of seeing Nj. d. Thompson, G
Of the party receive an important Mast
ic degree.
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grsin-oorp, wheat, oats, fax, etc.-as
we'll as potatoes aud other fine vegeta-
bles, which will be labeled and placed
on public exhibition in one OF the ch,et
business cepters of the metropolis OF
New England. Farmers in all counties
of southern Dakota are cordially invited
to contribute to this New England ex-
hibit. E. L. WHITE.
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DIVISION AND pR0AlslTlON.

The Vote ON the Two Propositions I'm
Ia Counties of Dakoss on the sth of
November.
The following is a tabulased state.
ment of the votes cast Ii the several
counties OF Dakota, November 9Th, on
the proposition to divide the territory
OF Dakota on the seventh standard parai
lei and on the proposition to abolish
the sale of liquor in each county, uudeI
the local option Law. Figures will be
corrected aud supplied as the full re
turns are received:
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yesterday inspecting the local signal
station. Ha mades thorough inspection
and viii recommend 10 the bureau the
restoration of daily kilograms from
various northwestern points. With
these kilograms Sergeant Thompson
will be able to make up Indications for
this locality with tolerable accuracy.
He was schooied in this branch of the
work before coming to Yankton.
A spirit OF commendsble enterprise
was recently exhibited by d of the
his headquarters. On Thursday last he
was sojourning at Bow Rancho, IN Ne
braska, and at u late hour in the day
he received an invitation to Che bachel-
ors' bali. To reach Yankton he was
compelled TO ride the Intervening
twenty five miles on horse back, which
feat he accomplished, having tied his
dress suit up III d bandaua aud fastened
1t to his saddle. When he reached the
Nebraska bank of the Missouri he found
the feisy boat tied up and he paid a man
FIVE dollars to row him through the float
ing ice. These we're hardshlps, but the
pleasure which he e&tricated from the
ball more than repaid him.
To-day storm covers an area nearly
700 miles broad north and south ant
reaches far eastward and westward. l
is raging at Pierre, Oakes, Watertown
Huron, Mitchell, Brookings, Dakota
and in eastern Minnesota, Iowa, end q
Omaha. The fall OF snow has been ligh
and the drifts have not been heay
enough to blockade railroads. The tenn
perature has been moderate, but at
O'CLOCK the thermometer at the sigma
/. Office was falling rapidly, while tn
barometer was rising. The indication
: are for clearer, colder weather, who
will probably arrive before morning
The Missouri at this point has not "
frozen entirely across, but the ferry boz
Josie L.. K. has been unable to GROSS bt
cause of the wind and ice and hos re
NAMED tied up on the Nebraska side q
. day.
E. I. White, with his usual go hhea
sotiveness, made arrangements to fur
nish himself with fresh garden stuff thI
winter and has opened a hot house In ri
q cellar, About q week ago he plante
some mushrooms near his turnac'
taking from an instruction book the d
1 reotions and also the information that b
mus. wait six weeks for q crop, Yestel
day afternoon he went home, visited hl
D cellar and found the mushroom bed hs
sprouted and that there was enough {
the fruit for dinner. He RccottIDgl
harvested all there was and TOOK them t
t Mrs. White with instruotions to serT
them for tbs next repast. Mrs. Whit
smiled, took one of the plants, induce
E. T. to smell o! it and then informe
him that she had manufactured til
. mushrooms from cloth and planted the'
in order to Hppease his anxiety and pr
vent him from getting mp in the nlgf
TO GO down stairs and look at bis gardei
= Mr., White is now awaiting further d
Iyelopmente,
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The Tariff.

IA Il
Washington, Nov. 24-on Saturday OF
last week Speaker Carlisle mailed a letter
to Congressman Sam randall at
Philadelphia. The letter was written at
the presidents suggestion. 1t was very
brief. In il the speaker informed Mr..
Randall that he desired @ private con-
ference with him and asked the latter to
fix upon the earliest day possible for the
purpose. Yesterday MIR, Randalls reply
was received. He hoped he said, 10
~return to Washington either the
23i or oath inst. Within the next
few days following his return he
would endeayor to accommodate MIR.
Carlisle by meeting him as he desired. An
intimate friend of Mr.. Carlisle, from
whom the following information was re-
Ioeiyed, ssys the object of the conference
|, will be TO secure an expression OF Mr..
RandalI's views upon the subject OF tor
if reduction in the fftieth congress
. The conference will be strictly private
b There will be no one present bu the two
Gentlemen in question. If Mr.. Randall
will meet the low tariff democrats halt
wsy some compromise measure may o.
agreed upon and passed this winter
Should be refuse and manifest Q dispo
sition to pursue his past OBSTRUCTION
policy Their Mr.. Randall must look ou
for himself.
When the Bee representative IN
ouired what was meant by this declart
ton he was told that it meant that Ml
Randall would be regarded by the tasi
reformers precisely IS q republican prt
t%ectiop,st would be, with ell that II
term implies. When asked il IT snea,
the removal OF Mr.. Randall from ii
nd chairmanship OF the appropriation con
-ly mittee, the reply was that that matt
pc would be further considered after n
Randall had stated bis ultimatum. J
atn inference, however, the Bee correspo
he dent was led 10 believe that anythl
au short OF q liberal spirit Of dealing vi
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Cs.

4 EM.A-F Ex0FSA IL LA Il
The KS T band meets for organization
on Monday night.
1 Ferry service at Sioux City was dis
I continued yesterday.
I Tue pipe organ for Christ Church Is
10 be shipped from the east this week.
] The Yankton winter carnival com.
pany will meet at e.. D. Sharp's office
\ on Monday evening for the transaction
Of business.
4 st. Paul sends to Sergeant Thompson
4 acold wave warning dated 8 q. M to-
4 day. It recites that the temperature
n will fall fifteen to twenty degrees by to-
morrow morning.
moderate blizzard has been raging
4 since last evening, with low temperature
3 to-day. The storm is o genuine wintry
visitation and is doubtless general.
I This is the fret real touch OF winter
and il has curled the community up.
4 MAJOR w. D.. Il. Andrus, well known
4 in Yanktcn. is disposing OF his Choteau
creek property and will abandon Dakota
and give his personal attention to hla
1 Florida orange plantation. About tnii
\ time OF the year we do not blame tn
major much.
The delayed Milwaukee train yester
day was not detained by snow. a tral
! laden With pork bound for the south
4 ran off the track at Council Bluffs an
s the west bound trains were thus throw
behind as Sioux City and the Yankto
tfain was held there for the delayed 81
press.
There is a conflict between City Ju
tice Pennington and City Marshal Bfel
nan which promises to land in the al
triet court. The city marshal mat
complaint against some girls on u
! front aud The city justice negleots
q issue the warrants called for in the cor
plant.
A grain dealer said to-day that 7
prevailing storm would serve to della,
great number Of the emu ~ cars VIII
have Just begun to become plentiful
Ibis section. The demand torcars is J
IS large az evey in south Dakota, VII
farther north but little grain is bel
marketed.
The Northwestern, Yankton and "
freviile accommodation train was
layed at Caatreviile for several no
to-day by an accident to locomot'
Inc Yankton engine was obliged
take the run of the disabled eng
north from O%entrevllle aud the Yank
Drain Wnssed until lbs return.
Lieutenant Walih, Of the Uni
States signal service, was IN fank
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WANTED.

A Purchaser of Half Interest in
tho Dakota Iron Works at
YanktOn.
The death of e. J. Anderson late OF
the firm Martin and Anderson, leaves an
opportunity for an experienced machin-
lat to purchase a half interest in q vel
established foundry and machine shop
doing a good business in arapidly grow
ing and very promising portion OF tht
west. The only foundry and machip'
shop in town and we'll equipped will
machine tools and foundry appurten
| anoes. Address: JOHN MARTIN.
Yankton. Dakota,
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INDIANS VS.. WHITES.

Arrest of Anderson aud Three
Crow Greek Indians tor shooting Mt
White Nien-Somethins About Pre-
ysous Arrests.
During the late term OF the United
States court In this city q number OF In
disns aud an Indian agent we're here for
the purpose of testifyipg before the
grand jury in support of indictments
against three residents OF Hughes coun-
ty, arrested and locked up for gathering
wood On the alleged Grow Greek reser.
walton. The grand jury heard the testi-
prisoners were released. These men
we're arrested on the. so-called Indian
reservation by y squad of Indian police
who used violence, wen to tie extent of
firing rifle at the party of whites. They
we're then conveyed by the Indians to
Fort Thompson aud incaroerated in the
guard house. When Agent Anderson's
attention was called to the shooting in
connection with the arrest he is said to
have stated that the Indians had
orders from him to shoot
white men who resisted arrest.
If this be so it was an exceedingly un-
wise order-one liable to precipitate q
conflict between the, whites and the reds,
who are not on the most pleasant terms.
As q sequel to this affair now comes
l kha av,noS ~ ra,f Aniaranp and In.
dams His-Battle, Horn-Dog and Boy
for shooting with intent to, kill and fol
melting the shooting. William Dehart,
of Blunt, one of the men arrested, is the
oom planning witness. The warrants were
placed in the hands OF Sheriff Harris or
Thursday and have probably been served
ere this. The prisoners will have
hearing before a q. S. commissioner q
Pierre or Blunt and if held for the actor
|, OF the next grand jury their cases vii
come before the spring term of the Uni
ted States court in Yankton.
1t has been the habit of poor whit
!, settlers In the nsighborhood OF For
George island to go upon the island sne
gather dead wood and DRIFT wood. 1t IN
gathered il would be left to decay an
would do nobody good. The Indian
are permitted to gather all the Woo
thew want from the Grow creek domain
They chop down trees and take tn
body timber as far up as the limbs ant
leave this balance on the ground. Unless
this waste is utilized by whites it is per
mitted to decay. 1t was for gathering
this abandoned fuel that the three whit
!. men wera arrested. The grand jury yer
properly refused to ipdict them. Whil
tine proceedings against these whit
, men were pending there was an lndia'
in the Yankton jail charged with gathel
> ing wood on Fort George island-goo'
! woodland selling it at Pierre or Blum
] His case was never submitted to th
. grand Jury and he was released, the
body not being informed OF his arres
Yet George Harris says the evident
= against him was conclusive. Two 9TH
Indians in the Yankton jail at the san
time for highway robbery were also r.
LEASED without having their cases me
r toned TO the grand jury.
;, There is some question about this b
ling O white mans government.
Buffalo Goats at the OF
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Telephone No. 81 will rsach Baker d
Erskine's new Douglas Avenue grocery
store. Orders by telephone will receive
the same prompt and careful attention
ae those delivered in person. Don't for
! get thst the number is 81.
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Anew form of non-mineral afidavlts,
In be used IN all land office cases where
non-mineral afidayits are required have
inst been printed and are for sale at this
| office.
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Yankton

Yankton Poultry Depot on
Broadway.
On and after December LIST, 1887, /
will purchase live turkeys, geese, ducks
and chichens in any quantity, paying
the highest market price.
Store room on Broadway, at VAN
| bole's old stand next to Wynn's hardware
store, A. s. HANFoRD,
P. S.-Men wanted at 81 so to So pc
| dau
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Sc a Day--A Gold Miae

For Apepts. Grandest Money Making Busia
ness ever offered. q golden harvest for the
next Two Months. $75 Per Month and ex-
penses to active meii to sell our goods. NO
capital required. No peddling. Sample osse
of goods and valuahle information and jul
PARTICULARS FREE. No numbug; we mean
Just what we say. Address ct once
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ANN MASSES.

The most complete and varied
| assortment of dry goods ever
/ shown in Yankton, just received
At MAX'S.
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Quick Time 80 California.

Quick Time 80 Caufornia.
The double daily schedule recently es-
tablished by the Union nd Central Pa
c,fc railway companies shortens the time
one day to the Pacific Coast. and forms
81 Sc conneotion with the double daily
service over the Chicago & Northwestern.
Az the entire line is abundantly sup
,,1ied with ~frst-claas equipment, travel
srs by this route can secure ample ae-
oommodation by applying TO- any sgens
~ the Chicago & Northwestern.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaints Shiloh's Vitiaizer
ia guaranteed to cure you. Sold by Dr
V~snderhule,
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Adyertise Southern Dakota.

g., T, White is making ap.a collection
Of agricultural products which he will
sond 10 Boston Tor exhibition. de
viubes to add several o samples Of
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watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, at the
iewelry store of
TEL. a. CLARK SEQ,
Yankton, ID. 7.

J. R. samborn & Sons furniture
warerocms. a complete line OF all
classes OF furniture, upholstering ana
undertaking.
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sHILoHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee. IL cures
Consumption. Sold by DIR. Vanderhuie.
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Buffalo Robes at
KAHN & 60.
Notice..

Everybody who purchases fifty cents
worth of goods for casn, at the Buelis
Douglas avenue store, will be entitled to
n chance on q Triclcle. r lail price ID
| Chicago, ten dollars. He BUELL..
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Max. liner mometer 20.
Min. Thermometer IL,
.tDenotes trace of rain fall.

MEAN TEMPERATURES.
For Nov. 81. 81.
sea' :. II. ii. THOMPSON.
aera't Signal Oorps. U, 3. a
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cATARRH CURED, health and sweet
b,ss,h secured, by ShilohYs Oatarrn
Remedy. Price SO cents. Nasal3 lnlee-
tor free. Sold by DR.. Vandeihuie.
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GROUP, Wbooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved py
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Dr. Vanoernule.
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.maosp TINE TAsAs.

~u,,wAuKKE d ST. PAUL
8sIotao, ~, hound passenger train leaves AZ
4 Ehe trst est Z dav. except sunday. Close con-
sa Y, ea9 Chicago and the east.
geiona . a%,d east bound PASSENGER tram Leaves
4 fle seoon zach day except sunday. CLOSE
sassD ,. u. fnr Chicago aud the east.
aaass ss,s nssseager traSn from a. east arsi-
As IL ll;iia assaenper from the cast, arrives
Toe sesona aanr sunday At iu;D5 p, IN.
vsoh day CAV u.u9 md tion train from the west and
fhs hcso .a. at 100 a, N. and departs.at s:Ot
ao,h srriyes asst, zach day excepting Sundays
u 70. MA passenger train from the ives,
The rcgat " tav except Sunday at s:5O- Ihs
G.ives eaon 9 tsHrnd passenger leaves each da,
Stesaiar ] ws nssr Vt il bon. m. No baggage trans
sicsps 0 ~ Accommodation trains.
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just Received, Car Load
DUFFY,S N. Y. Sweet Cider.
ADLER s. GILMAN.
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Cox diorne& G
TIRE WEATHER..

laaL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on UTE MHar-
/ rIMa-ELEvArIoN 1884 FRzT ABOVE
SEA LEVEL.
;Ir Department., Division Of TeleRrams. for che
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
FennI Service q. 8. A., Yankton, Nov, ~. ~.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80
quickly cured by Shllohls Cure. We
guarantee II. Sold by DIR. V~anderhule.
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the tariff question would result in Mr..
Randsll's removal from his present
position, and his assignment to n OF
much less dignity and power.
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ssnkton Postofice Hours and Regulations
ma delivery windows are opened each day
sundays excepted at 500 a. M: ~
TSedaliyery windows close at 500 p. IA.
5Ss money order, postal note and registry de-
raant opens AT 8 B.. m, and closes at 4:s0 p
ID. ~. da,,very yipdowa are kent
.oon from 9;45 TO 10:45 a. m. The lobby of sbe
,sSas il open all day Sundays for the accom-
|~SodAtion of persons. renting lock y
Nsiis going east via O.. NJ. d st. Z. Is. b.
I,Iss az Z D. M, and 5 p m.Sundays excepted,
malls going west and north via the Chioago
sHaauSee 4 st. Paul railroad close at ga.
a, Sundays excepted.
Nails going east and north by Chicago q
|yorthWe.tern railroad close at y p. m.
EASTERN mails via Chicago d st Paul railroad
|ufiyos at 9:25 p IA. and $40 u. M.
Eastern mail via Chicago u Nosthv ESTER
|silrsad arrives at 10 p N and departs at
|hs Niobrsr. o NJ
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Nnsa, .rains leave for the east and north
! r ~ easpt Sunday, At 6.a1 a. M. and 1 ?: M
as "a yas.riyeffom the east and north at si'p p m
md osa aap, II trains leave foT tho east and
gup s;iv. except sunday, at a. M, ana
nolsa Srnm tie east at t:S0 p. m.
snuday passenger trains leave ioI me =, east a.
IS, gum ! ~. and arrive from the east at s;lO q. IN
NI ri /, f,sieht trains carry passengers.
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WANTED

Fifty Men and 20 Teams
to cut and Haul Wood. APP
ply to j. y. FELBER,
Yankton, ID. T..
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when Baby was s,cA. We gave her CastoriA
When she was q Child, sho cried for Csstoria
Whom she became Kiss, she chung to Castoris.
WHOM che had Children, she gave them Csstessa,
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SOUTH DAKOTA,

, DIVISION. PROHIBITION